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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1950
Page
6
Agricultural engineers urge farmers to wire barns for ample illumination to speed work and aid sanitation. Place lighting outlets every 12 feet along the litter alley center line and every 20 feet along the feed alley. Add a second line of lights over cow hind quarters if needed. Exterior flood lights improve safety on paths. Milk house platforms should be well lit.
This profile outlines top U S State Department leaders Dean Acheson and James E Webb. Acheson, born April 11 1893 in Middletown Connecticut, Harvard graduate with Yale and Wesleyan honorary degrees, a Covington Burling partner, lives on a Sandy Spring Maryland farm. Webb, a Granville County North Carolina native, former Marine major and federal budget director, George Washington University law graduate, known for organizational skill.
The piece profiles top U S State Department officials including Ambassador at Large Philip Jessup deputy secretary John E Peurifoy and assistants Willard Thorp Edward Barrett Jack McFall George Perkins John Hickerson George McGhee and others. It highlights their backgrounds education service in World War II diplomacy and careers shaping international relations.
A livestock publication reports a lifetime meat quota of 55 live animals per person based on age 68.3. It breaks down into 33 hogs 10 lambs 8 steers and 4 veal calves and notes per capita consumption trends from 1900 to recent decades including 1918 peak and 1935 low.
Final Vaccination Oscar Flores, director, and General Harry H. Johnson observed the last vaccine dose in a three year campaign to eradicate foot and mouth disease in Mexico. About 17 million animals were vaccinated three times and most received a fourth immunization. No outbreaks have occurred since December 1949.
The 1950 summer fresh market vegetable tonnage rose about four percent from 1949. Onions watermelons cabbage and lettuce posted larger quantities, while celery tomatoes and peas declined somewhat according to the United States Department of Agriculture.
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In a Boston to Burlington trip, Poe and companion Charlie encounter a roadside site touting the Soucook Indian massacre. A tour guide sells tickets for a grisly legend as truth, prompting Poe to reflect on manipulation and ethics in his line of work. Later, Poe notices Charlie reuses the idea to charge visitors, revealing a cynical view of spectacle and credibility.
Billy Rose recounts Frieda on the East Side who never falls ill yet heals others with soup and a patent-style remedy dubbed a guggle-muggle. Uncle Charlie, a lifelong skeptic, ends the tale suffering a flu scare as Frieda merrily dodges illness and gifts him a birthday joke.
A local businessperson jokes about owning chains and spending time on the links, reflecting a playful exchange about wealth and leisure. The remark highlights a community figure in a light, humorous moment.
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